Sentence examples for no choice from from inspiring English sources

The contract would have carried an escalating-cost provision, which would have been paid by customers who have no choice from whom they get their electricity.

Born in 1926 in Westphalia, he had no choice from his surroundings or his Nazi-sympathising father but to enlist in the Hitler Jugend and serve in the war.

On 13 November he wrote to Churchill's Naval Secretary, Rear-Admiral Horace Hood, "It was an awful wrench, but I had no choice from the moment it was made clear to me that the Government did not feel themselves strong enough to support me by some public pronouncement".

"We are left with no choice apart from declaring zero tolerance regarding terrorists and members of their families," he says.

No-choice results ranged from 1 to 15%, and were not significantly different between the control and test solution (ANOVA, P>0.05).

He had no choice after graduating from elementary school but to attend high school and after that no choice but to attend university, and after university no choice but to go to work.

"We have no choice," says Tamuna from a small village in the south of Georgia, where incredibly more than half the married female population met their husbands through abduction.

If you join a gang, you may be ordered to do something that will keep you in prison a lot longer; a gang member has no choice, because aside from getting out of prison, there's only one way to quit a prison gang while in prison: to die.

Often, preference or selectivity tests are performed either as choice or no-choice test, but results from such tests may differ (e.g. [42]).

Data from the no-choice experiment included juvenile mosquitofish (whose sex could not be determined) and adult fish.

Using data from our no-choice experiments, we obtained a sexual isolation index value of 0.744 between D. suboccidentalis and D. occidentalis.